Rivals Issaquah and Skyline face each other at 4 p.m., today in the KingCo 4A baseball semifinals at Woodinville High School.
Skyline took advantage of an International tiebreaker in the ninth inning of Thursday’s game with Redmond to pull out a 3-2 victory.
The Skyline girls ran away with the Issaquah School District meet Thursday afternoon earning 91 team points. Issaquah finished second with 48 points and Liberty was third with 39.
Tracy Castonguay and Amanda Marques recorded RBI singles in the top of the ninth inning Wednesday afternoon, helping Issaquah defeat rival Skyline, 5-4.
Mikenzie Voves pitched five innings of no-hit softball Monday afternoon, lifting the Eagles to a 10-0 victory over Newport.
Skyline finished second place Saturday in the 55-team Lake Washington track and field invitational in Kirkland.
Skyline used the final event Saturday afternoon to earn a share of the 50-team Shoreline Invitational championship in North Seattle.
Issaquah assured itself no worse than a second place finish in the KingCo Crest on Friday, hammering rival Newport 11-0 in six innings.
The Issaquah boys and girls track and field teams earned commanding victories over Newport Thursday afternoon.
The girls won 10 events, including all three relays, to beat Newport 91-59.
Issaquah pounced on Skyline early Wednesday afternoon, scoring five runs in the first inning and holding on for a 6-2 win.
Issaquah moved its win streak to three games Friday, beating Garfield 8-2 at home.
Skyline swept three doubles matches against Eastlake Thursday afternoon, beating their Plateau rival 4-3 at SHS.
The Issaquah girls grabbed a commanding 94-52 victory over Liberty Thursday afternoon, while the boys were edged by one point, 73-72.
Issaquah jumped out to a quick lead over Ballard, but couldn’t hold on Wednesday afternoon, falling 3-2 to the Beavers.
Issaquah earned a non-league victory over Sammamish Thursday afternoon at Bellevue Municipal Golf Course, out-shooting the Totems 257-281.
Jayce Nelson pitched six scoreless innings Wednesday night as Skyline defeated Ballard 8-0 for its third straight win.
Skyline scored two goals in the final 15 minutes of regulation to earn a 2-1 victory over rival Issaquah Friday night at SHS.
The Issaquah boys track and field team won 16 events on Thursday afternoon, crushing Juanita 112-33 at IHS.
Issaquah halved a pair of games over the weekend, falling 11-0 to league rival Redmond Friday night, before bouncing back for a 10-3 victory Saturday afternoon.
Jake Fritz and Todd Jones each scored five goals as Issaquah dropped Littleton High School 13-4 in boys lacrosse action, Thursday in Englewood, Colo.
